Answer: We are open when classes are in session. More details about class timing is available in the booking details of each class.
Question: Is there parking?
Answer: Yes! We have a large area for parking at the back of our property. Parking on the grass is highly encouraged – please do not park in the We Care Cleaners Lot!
Question: Is my 5 year old child able to attend camp?
Answer: Children that currently attend a Kindergarten program are welcome! Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate preschool students.
Question: Is my 4 year old child able to have a birthday party at your establishment?
Answer: Unfortunately, no. Our parties are able to accommodate children ages 6 years old and up. However, guests under 6 years old are welcome to attend, but they will need supervision by a parent.
Question: Is there a minimum requirement for attendees for birthday parties?
Answer: Yes, we require 8 attendees minimum.
Question: Are you able to host birthday parties for adults?
Answer: Yes! Adult birthday parties have the option to choose from a variety of craft options on our Private Events Page. We are able to provide balloons and banners.
Question: Are your Fine Art Classes suitable for beginners?
Answer: Yes!
Question: Are kids allowed to attend adult classes?
Answer: Yes, some of our classes specify a minimum age requirement. Generally, children 10 years old and younger must be accompanied by an adult at the class.
Question: For Summer Camp Programs, will my child be inside all day?
Answer: No! Depending on the weather, we will be inside and outside all day! We love to bring the art supplies outside to create.
Question: Will the Summer Camp Programs be the same each week?
Answer: No! We rarely repeat any art projects over the summer. Each week will provide a new curriculum for your child.
Question: What should my child bring with them for a day of Summer Camp?
Answer: Each child should bring a backpack with them including a lunch, snack, and water. Please refrain from sending your child to camp with excess personal items.
Question: What would a typical Summer Camp day look like for my child?
Answer: Your child can expect a fun and structured day at camp with a great mix of creative, physical, and social activities. Here’s a breakdown of what they might experience!
Free Drawing: The day will start with some relaxed, creative time, allowing your child to settle in and express themselves through drawing before the arrival of the other kids.
Morning Meeting: After everyone arrives, the group will gather outside for a morning meeting. This is where they’ll go over the agenda for the day, talk about expectations, and enjoy a few fun games to get everyone energized for the day and engage with others.
Art/Sketching Project: Inside, your child will have the opportunity to tap into their creativity with a sketching and art project, helping them develop artistic skills and enjoy a hands on experience.
Snack & Outdoor Games: After the art session, the group will head outside for a break with snacks and some games, allowing your child to relax and socialize with their peers in a more active setting.
Big Project: The part of the day will focus on a larger, more involved project that could span a few hours. It will be a great chance for your child to dive into something more detailed, whether its building, crafting, or creating something special.
Lunch & Outdoor Play: After all of the hard work, it’s time to refuel with lunch followed by more outdoor playtime. They’ll have the chance to stretch their legs, burn off some energy, and enjoy some free play with their peers.
Finishing Up & Departure: The day wraps up with a final chance to finish their work and prepare for departure, leaving them with a sense of accomplishment!
